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Hey all,
About three years ago I was gifted many cuts from a friend more well connected than I ever thought anyone I would ever know would be. Among some of those elites was a cut of Chemdog 91. He told me it was given to him and at that time was told it was the Chemdog 91 Skunk VA cut. I knew about this strain, chemdog anyway. I was actually lucky enough to live nextdoor to someone who grew it exclusively. He called it chemdog, but looking back it may have also been the cut I have, or very similar. However in the last three years of research, open information, etc, I have become increasingly excited about this cut and all other Chem cuts.
One issue though...
During a second conversation about the cut, my buddy told me it was the Skunk VA Reunion Cut. Now, wait a second, isn't that two different things? At least as far as my brain remembers, the Skunk VA is the true Chemdog 91 cut. The reunion cut is the Chemdog #4. Like I said, I think this is the way it is, so this gets me thinking which one do I have? After looking at some pics from pBud and SkunkVA I think it may actually be the Chemdog #4 but I will honestly say I have never given her a good run, just been hanging on to her like something I know is valuable but just don't know what to do with yet.
Well know I know. Time to get the Chemdog 91 (or whatever it is) rolling hard and see what exactly I have here. I have just restarted the mom and transplanted a second clone into a solo cup for a quick run in the near future. After that, clone the Chemdog 91 mom and run a full room of her, get the most accurate pics I can, and then reach out to any and all who have run this amazing plant, maybe even pBud, Chemdog, JoeBrand, Skunk VA, I'm sure I leaving some out, but maybe I can even convince them to weigh in an opinion on what she looks like.
Below is a pic of the new mom, until the action starts I guess we will have to just keep thinking about all that awesome chem history and what it (and he, and them) has/have contributed to this fantastic community.
Sherlock
About three years ago I was gifted many cuts from a friend more well connected than I ever thought anyone I would ever know would be. Among some of those elites was a cut of Chemdog 91. He told me it was given to him and at that time was told it was the Chemdog 91 Skunk VA cut. I knew about this strain, chemdog anyway. I was actually lucky enough to live nextdoor to someone who grew it exclusively. He called it chemdog, but looking back it may have also been the cut I have, or very similar. However in the last three years of research, open information, etc, I have become increasingly excited about this cut and all other Chem cuts.
One issue though...
During a second conversation about the cut, my buddy told me it was the Skunk VA Reunion Cut. Now, wait a second, isn't that two different things? At least as far as my brain remembers, the Skunk VA is the true Chemdog 91 cut. The reunion cut is the Chemdog #4. Like I said, I think this is the way it is, so this gets me thinking which one do I have? After looking at some pics from pBud and SkunkVA I think it may actually be the Chemdog #4 but I will honestly say I have never given her a good run, just been hanging on to her like something I know is valuable but just don't know what to do with yet.
Well know I know. Time to get the Chemdog 91 (or whatever it is) rolling hard and see what exactly I have here. I have just restarted the mom and transplanted a second clone into a solo cup for a quick run in the near future. After that, clone the Chemdog 91 mom and run a full room of her, get the most accurate pics I can, and then reach out to any and all who have run this amazing plant, maybe even pBud, Chemdog, JoeBrand, Skunk VA, I'm sure I leaving some out, but maybe I can even convince them to weigh in an opinion on what she looks like.
Below is a pic of the new mom, until the action starts I guess we will have to just keep thinking about all that awesome chem history and what it (and he, and them) has/have contributed to this fantastic community.
Sherlock
